Skip to main content

How to edit Order Confirmation Widget for Service Portal

How to edit Order Confirmation Widget for Service Portal

 



https://support.servicenow.com/kb?id=kb_article_view&sysparm_article=KB0723600


Navigate to "Service Portal" > "Widgets" in the left side pane of your instance and select "Catalog Checkout"

lone the Catalog Checkout widget and give it a unique ID and name

Make any edits needed to this cloned widget (html, css, js etc...) and save.

Clone the "SC Catalog Item" widget (since this is what calls the checkout widget modal) and give it a unique ID and name

In this cloned widget, do a search for "sc-checkout" (2 entries) and replace those values with the id of the cloned "Catalog Checkout" widget. It should be in the "server script" portion

Edit the Service Portal page, "sc_cat_item" in the page designer to replace the "SC Catalog item" widget with the new cloned version.

Labels

Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

ServiceNow check for null or nil or empty (or not)

Haven't tested these all recently within global/local scopes, so feel free to have a play! option 1 use an encoded query embedded in the GlideRecord , e.g.  var grProf = new GlideRecord ( 'x_cls_clear_skye_i_profile' ); grProf . addQuery ( 'status=1^ owner=NULL ' ); grProf . query (); even better use the glideRecord  addNotNullQuery or addNullQuery option 2 JSUtil.nil / notNil (this might be the most powerful. See this link ) example: if ( current . operation () == 'insert' && JSUtil . notNil ( current . parent ) && ! current . work_effort . nil ())  option 3 there might be times when you need to get inside the GlideRecord and perform the check there, for example if the code goes down 2 optional routes depending on null / not null can use gs.nil : var grAppr = new GlideRecord ( 'sysapproval_approver' ); var grUser = new GlideRecord ( 'sys_user' ); if ( grUser . get ( 'sys_id' , current . approver )){...
Post a Comment
Read more

Code a pause/wait - gs.sleep or gs.wait alternative, pause script for specified seconds (timer)

Code a pause/wait - gs.sleep / gs.wait alternative, pause script for specified seconds (timer)  e.g. 10 seconds: do_sleep ( 10000 ); function do_sleep ( milliseconds ) { var start = new Date (). getTime (); for ( var i = 0 ; i < 1e7 ; i ++) { if (( new Date (). getTime () - start ) > milliseconds ){ gs . print ( 'waking up!' ); break ; } } }
Post a Comment
Read more